Immerse yourself in the world of cinema at the Busan International Film Festival, a pioneering event that first graced the stage on September 13, 1996, in Busan, Korea. From its modest beginnings showcasing 169 works from 31 countries at 6 theaters, the festival has blossomed into Korea's largest and most beloved international film festival. Welcoming 299 works from 85 countries in 2019 across 37 theaters, the festival has become a global celebration of cinematic artistry. The iconic Busan Cinema Center, which opened in 2011, serves as the festival's exclusive venue and a cultural landmark in Busan, cementing the city's place on the international film scene. Come experience the magic of storytelling and the diverse world of cinema at the Busan International Film Festival.

The Busan Rock Festival is one of South Korea’s longest-running music festivals, bringing together rock, metal, and indie sounds in a lively outdoor setting. Held each year in Busan, it draws both local and international artists to the stage, creating a dynamic mix of performances. Set against the backdrop of the city’s scenic atmosphere, the festival offers an energetic experience for music fans from around the world.